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Here's the specific week ref from RNS -

"Central Kola Expedition (CKE) has accomplished the majority of work related to the DFS that, amongst other items, included drillhole digital database compilation, wireframe and block modelling, and open pit optimisations. A detailed mining plan for the first 5 years of the mine is expected to be completed within 2 weeks."

That was on the 1st and they announced it on the 15th, so they are accurate when they mention specific times.

It will all get done however, DD complete points to a lot more having been done than we're privy to imho.

GLA

It's only shortly in mining terms oldspursfan, that's what most need to realise. A couple of months in mining is a short time, projects take years to bring online, everything by nature is slower in mining.

Shortly to anyone outside of mining is a couple of weeks, that's where it does appear confusing to be fair. When something was due in a couple of weeks they did announce it in RNS though, so, from RNS you can distinguish what they appear to attribute to their different timeline quips.

GLA

https://twitter.com/KitcoGoldQuotes/status/1458796661472382980?t=FWumP1wbeSxhPRE3Yq1tgQ&s=19

Always good to see and when they sort out the chip shortage to car manufacturers that should also see a positive effect.

GLA

The announcement of mining plans for flanks and Rosgeo JV can't be far away tbh -

"· Phase One annual metal production has now been calculated to be equal to 128 Koz of palladium equivalent, over 70% higher than the volume projected in the FS. This production volume does not include Monchetundra Flanks and Rosgeo JV projects which will be separately announced"

Almost 2 month ago that came in RNS. But, we don't know what agreement is in place with the potential buyer/s, some info could be kept back if they are close to announcing the deal details to be voted on since their DD is complete at this stage.

In the 5 years i've been here the BOD have always got done what they have set out to do, so, the asset disposal will be no different imho.

GLA

EUAInvestor, they have quite a few things going on. Asset sales and asset acquisitions, at the time of the banks arriving it was a disposal of both assets at that time they were looking at, which was WK and MT at that stage -

"If the Company was to dispose of both of its Assets, then AIM Rule 15 (Fundamental Changes of Business) would apply. Such a disposal would require shareholders' consent, an announcement which contains the information set out in Schedule Four to the AIM Rules; and be accompanied by a circular containing the details of the disposal and convening a general meeting to approve it."

Rosgeo JV assets could also go, into a JV with someone or sold via ROFR to the original MT buyer, we can only wait and see what will happen with the Rosgeo JV assets. Everything is being JORC'd, DFS and mining plan for MT, Flanks and the Rosgeo JV as per the relevant RNS.

GLA

I just get the partial view CAW1 on there at the minute, an outdated pic of where the open pit areas are and one up to date small area showing the snow south west of it. Refreshed and got heavy cloud cover over the current mining area.

Weather forecast has had frozen water for a while now, so, processing ore will have definitely stopped there -

https://www.worldweatheronline.com/kytlym-weather/sverdlovsk/ru.aspx

Ground works could be continuing though, getting new pits and ore ready.

GLA

"its all there in the RNS" - Precisely. Correlating it to the relevant M&A steps is just merely a bit of fun at this stage if i'm honest. I just provide the info from third parties so people can learn as much as they like about what Eurasia are currently doing in regards to their asset disposals.

The more you learn and know, the more comfortable you would be in a similar situation in any future stocks you go into. You would receive the RNS in a later scenario and auto recognise which part of the M&A procedure it relares to. People are generally far more comfortable in situations they recognise.

The links are provided so people who are unfamiliar can go through them and gain a better understanding.

All the best to you.

GLA

And to be fair, again, here is the second source which backs up what is stated in the first source -

This is the better link for explaining the roles and steps at both sides of the table -

https://www.smartsheet.com/content/merger-and-acquisition-process

2-0 on verified aources and confirmation thus far selecta, i'll wait patiently for you to provide anything that backs up your rambling.

GLA

Oh and selecta, i will not change any word, it comes direct from the source and the source is provided so people can verify things themselves.

Like i asked on Monday, do provide your source, it's been a very long wait thus far for one. Someone with such vast experience, like you claim, should be able to have many sources available.

GLA

It's always good dropping this one first thing.

Selecta still refuses to acknowledge that he's wrong, very interesting.

Advancing several transactions.......executing a final contract for sale. That's the stage they're at, the FINAL part being most relevant. It has to be drawn up and put to us to vote on prior to it being executed.

I hope all have had a good morning.

GLA

"M&A due diligence – Due diligence is an exhaustive process that begins when the offer has been accepted; due diligence aims to confirm or correct the acquirer’s assessment of the value of the target company by conducting a detailed examination and analysis of every aspect of the target company’s operations – its financial metrics, assets and liabilities, customers, human resources, etc."

https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/knowledge/deals/mergers-acquisitions-ma-process/

Several transactions -

Christian Schaffalitzky, Executive Chairman of Eurasia commented: "The Directors are delighted that we are advancing several transactions concurrently. We see competition for Nickel-Copper-PGM assets (with a similar basket of metals like ours and the assets included in our agreement with Rosgeo) increasing on a global scale".

And we arrive here -

"Purchase and sale contract – Assuming due diligence is completed with no major problems or concerns arising, the next step forward is executing a final contract for sale; the parties make a final decision on the type of purchase agreement, whether it is to be an asset purchase or share purchase"

That's all we have to wait on at this stage, they'll have their financing in place and step 10 comes after we vote on the disposals via a EGM.

Feet up and very relaxed, the main work has been done. Grab a Koka Kola and relax!!!

GLA

Ok falcone, why ask the relevance of the msci to the asset sales?. It is clearly not relevant or bares any part of the asset sales. But, the asset sales is not the only thing happening at Eurasia.

Perhaps you're just not very well researched or understand all that is going on with Eurasia. Who cares, i don't, good luck with your holding here.

GLA

I can't remember what Travis posted about it myself lovelyboy, but, i do remember posts highlighting the similar patterns to GGP at the time.

I will admit one thing, the SP was far more fun before we got added to the small cap listing, it used to fly on every positive bit of news prior to that. News, slight lull for a day or two and then bang it would fly. It used to be pretty exciting i guess, lots of regular rocket launches for a good while.

Tomorrow's the day for MSCI and who knows what else, see you all then.

All the best!

GLA

Visit as often as you like Falcone789, but why try to tear peoples posts apart for no reason?

It's a board to talk about Eurasia, yes the sale aspect is a part, but, so is the MSCI inclusion. Try not to be so fixated on certain aspects, there is more than one thing going on at Eurasia, NYUD license is a asset acquisition as well which people should feel free to talk about on here. That should be close as well tbh.

GLA

Most definitely a desperado, look at this . . . . . .

"Just wondering what , if any, will be the effect on the sp." - Why does everything that is to do with Eurasia have to have an effect on the SP? Some things which are to do with Eurasia do and some things which are to do with Eurasia don't, it matters not, all that matters is that it's to do with Eurasia.

We did appear to track GGP closely at one point, right enough lovelyboy. I guess we'll see what happens tomorrow, i just remembered MB tweeting about the small cap inclusion when it happened.

GLA

Don't listwn to them A1EX, the true LTH's know your research is legit. They're simply getting more desperate as time moves on. Cracking find by the way!

All the best to you!

GLA

Few desperados out this evening one sees.

It's relevant to Eurasia because it is happening tomorrow and Eurasia are listed on it, is that ok?

Now please, at least bring something to the table here instead of pointlessly trying to be controversial, you're not impressing anyone.

GLA

I never see it like that Gaza, i post a hell of a lot of stuff tbh, some gets quickly swamped in busy periods and so it's always good to see others posting the same info.

We're all in the same company so all info is freely shared.

I think the best part right now is the green boxes have been obliterated, that's been a huge team effort from all genuine posting shareholders on here i feel. Far better seeing relevant factual posts all days than the nonsense they peddle!

All the best to you!

GLA

Global small cap last Nov is what we were listed on -

https://twitter.com/iMuesliBrown/status/1327151713287979008?s=20

MB is good for watching that type of thing. When you look at the larger LTH group of Eurasia pretty much everything is covered for research purposes.

GLA

I believe we fall under the MSCI Global Small Cap -

https://www.msci.com/documents/10199/0884d589-e735-c448-08b1-b64a4278159c

That's what we were listed to originally were we not?

GLA